Nagelsmann has missed Bayern's last two games in all competitions after testing positive for the virus last week. But he said he hoped he could be back in time for the Bundesliga match at Union Berlin on Saturday.
"I remain in home quarantine and I have the next test on Thursday. I had a test yesterday which unfortunately did not go in a way that I could be in Gladbach," he added."I hope it will be different on Thursday.
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